Ergani Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil

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Ergani Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil

From: £10.00

Ergani Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil

From: £10.00

A pure olive oil made from ripe olives and produced on a small organic family farm. This olive oil has a full, traditionally rich flavour with notes of freshly cut grass. It is fantastic for everyday use, perfect for drizzling, dipping, frying and roasting.

 

Origin Single Estate: Amaliada, Ilia
Cultivar Single Variety: Koroneiki
Polyphenol Content 318 mg/kg of natural polyphenols, measured by laboratory analysis. This is above the 250 mg/kg benchmark set by EU Regulation (No. 432/2012) about high-polyphenol olive oils.
Harvest December, by hand, 2025-2026
Characteristics Unfiltered
Latest Awards Great Taste 2024

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Extraction Cold extracted up to 27°C

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PRODUCERS INFO

Xanthi

Xanthi and her husband supply our Ergani extra virgin olive oil. Their olive grove is in Ilia, in the Peloponnese, the birthplace of her husband. Their love for the olive trees was what prompted them to move into olive oil production back in 2008. Their vision was to produce olive oil through environmentally conscious processes that also focussed on excellent quality. Their single variety organic olive oil is from the Koroneiki olive, one of the best varieties for olive oil.

Apart from its various health benefits, Xanthi sees olive oil to be more than a food item. For her, it is a way to connect people and cultures. All around the Mediterranean region, and of course in Greece, the cultivation of olive oil is something that has always brought people together, she explains.

She talks about the importance of olive oil in creating social bonds and shares how olive oil brings her entire family together as they gather at the family table. “At our table there is always olive oil,” she says. “Doesn’t every table have olive oil?”